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Gujarat: 28-year-old nurse allegedly commits suicide, accuses seniors of harassment
Ahmedabad: In an unfortunate case, a 28-year-old nurse attached to the civic hospital of Navsari allegedly committed suicide by hanging herself at her residence on Thursday morning.Police have secured a 5-page long suicide note from her room where she accused seniors of harassing her in the workplace. The deceased in her suicide note alleged that she was being discriminated against and was...
Ahmedabad: In an unfortunate case, a 28-year-old nurse attached to the civic hospital of Navsari allegedly committed suicide by hanging herself at her residence on Thursday morning.
The deceased has been identified as a resident of moonlight apartment at Jalaram society and she was rendering her services as a nurse to the civil hospital in Navsari. She was a resident of Nanapondha village in Valsad's Dharampur taluk and she is succeeded by a one and a half-year-old son. She was staying with her mother in a rented apartment in Vejalpore town of Navsari district.
The mother of the deceased told Times of India that "for a long time now, my daughter would come home and cry a lot. She would complain about her seniors harassing her in the name of work at the hospital. She was getting calls and messages from her senior at night. She was posted at the COVID ward for a month and then shifted to the general ward."
Sanchari Chattopadhyay has pursued her M.A in English and Culture Studies from the University of Burdwan, West Bengal. She likes observing cultural specificities and exploring new places.